Huo Yi looked at her with some concern, wanting to follow, but just as he lifted his foot, he paused: "Mom, if Ranran forgot about the past, then let it be. Why do you have to deliberately bring it up?"
"She asked herself, and you guys didn't say not to tell her," Huo's mother said in a low voice.
"My matters have nothing to do with her, so don't bother her anymore. No matter who you call to persuade her, it won't work," Huo Yi didn't want to say more and walked out with a flick of his hand.
When he reached the door, he only saw the car's tail; it had already driven far away. Only when it was out of sight did he head towards the garage.
J.C had been handed over to a professional manager. Jun Mochan existed as the boss behind the scenes, only needing to make major decisions and manage the managers of the branches.
The managers everywhere submit monthly reports, and then he doesn't bother with other matters.
